Brass handcrafted diyas and oil lamps. Lighting a lamp dispels negativity and invites positivity. Fine quality and extraordinary designs inspired by Indian heritage, made by Indian artisans.
Frequently Asked Questions About Brass Diyas and Lamps
Why do we light a brass diya?
Lighting a diya symbolizes the removal of darkness and negativity and the welcoming of light, knowledge, and positive energy. It is central to daily worship, aarti, and festivals like Diwali.
Which oil is best for a brass diya?
Sesame (til) oil and cow ghee are the most traditional and auspicious choices. Ghee is preferred for special poojas, while sesame or other vegetable oils are used for daily lamps.
Where should I place a diya at home?
Place the diya in the pooja room, near the main entrance, or in the north-east. During aarti, the lamp is offered in clockwise circles before the deity.
How do I clean a brass diya?
Wipe off oil residue after use, then clean with a mix of lemon and salt or a brass cleaner, rinse, and dry thoroughly to prevent tarnish.
Are brass diyas a good gift?
Yes. Brass diyas and oil lamps are auspicious, practical gifts for Diwali, housewarmings, and weddings.